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Mayor quits race to unite Republicans

The mayor of the Texas hometown of former U.S. Rep. Tom DeLay has withdrawn from the race to succeed him in favor of a write-in Republican candidate.

Top News // 1 decade ago

Mayor seeks DeLay's seat as write-in

Sugar Land, Texas, Mayor David Wallace said Wednesday he'd like to run as a write-in candidate to replace former U.S. Rep. Tom Delay, R-Texas.

Top News // 1 decade ago

Pacers trial dates set

Trial dates have been set for the five Indiana Pacers players and four fans charged after the Nov. 19 fight at the Palace of Auburn Hills.

Sports News // 1 decade ago

Lawyers may ask to move NBA fight trial

Lawyers for nine people charged with brawling during a Detroit Pistons game may seek to have their trials moved farther away from the Auburn Hills stadium.

Sports News // 1 decade ago

Charges filed in brawl incident

Charges were announced Wednesday in Auburn Hills, Mich., against five Indiana Pacers and five Detroit Pistons fans in last month's brawl.

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Now is the time for all Republicans to unite around one candidate and preserve our conservative voice in Congress
Mayor quits race to unite Republicans Aug 22, 2006

David Wallace (born November 23, 1958) is an American actor who has starred in movies and on television.

Wallace was born in Miami, Florida. His first television role was in the 1980 TV movie The Babysitter with Stephanie Zimbalist and William Shatner. Wallace starred on the soap operas Days of our Lives as Todd Chandler from 1985-1986, and General Hospital as Dr. Tom Hardy from 1987-1993.

The first feature film he starred in was the 1979 comedy "Money to Burn"; he appeared in the 1982 horror movie Humongous as Eric Simmons and he starred in the 1983 movie Mortuary.

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